It’s now or never for national data strategies
As a critical resource that is unlike anything that came before it, big data demands a robust policy response.
politics, economy and employment & labour
Diane Coyle is professor of public policy at the University of Cambridge.

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As a critical resource that is unlike anything that came before it, big data demands a robust policy response.

by Diane Coyle on
The idea that ‘the market’ must be the organising principle for collective decision-making should be abandoned. Despite ever-improving conditions for millions of people around the world—documented by entities like the University of Oxford’s Our World in Data and highlighted by scholars like Steven Pinker—popular discontent is on the rise in many places. The reason is simple: whereas the first trend […]
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